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by Ayesh 7y ago
- Use Ed25519 keys. They are now supported in pretty much every server out there (all recent OpenSSH versions, GitHub, GitLab, etc). RSA 2048 keys are unbreakable for the foreseeable future, and using 4096 bit keys are just being paranoid
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by Ayesh 7y ago
But why? All SSH/GPG private keys will be in the same storage anyway, and it doesn't provide any security advantage in case a key is compromised. They are already computationally impossible to brute Force too. Isn't the point
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by Ayesh 7y ago
I use maps.me, and there are several user-contributed walking trails. For unmarked trails, I draw a few trails using Google Earth Pro, and export it to maps.me, which will then draw the waypoints and trail on the map. There are communities
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by Ayesh 7y ago
I'm on my 10th year freelancing remotely, and I was going to write a post about it too, but focus in the negative sides of it. The internet is full of positives (no commute, pets, etc), but it's not all fun and games either. There
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by Ayesh 7y ago
I use a combination of paper maps and an overview map on paper. For trails like Annapurna circuit or Everest Base Camp, the paper leaflets are quite helpful as they help you plan the hike by days. However, I prefer the digital maps, special
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by Ayesh 7y ago
Totally agree with this. It's faster to prototype with Tailwind though, if you remember the class names well.
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by Ayesh 7y ago
Cmder builds on top of cmd.exe, and Windows Terminal is on PowerShell. Cmder has a super precise and verbose settings UI. WT is config file for now.
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by Ayesh 7y ago
Also the new Chromium Edge is making its way. This will give some leverage on the browser front too.
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by Ayesh 7y ago
Go with a good US based host. Your current provider is absolutely one of the worst in the industry. This is my personal opinion of course, but their support, hardware, and networking have gone awful. Look for cloud VPS providers. Even their
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by Ayesh 7y ago
Did you try FF preview 4? It's quite good.
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by Ayesh 7y ago
If you are interested in reducing the font size, consider variable fonts. They are supported in pretty much every browser that matters. Although the file size is larger, it often is smaller when regular, italic, and bold variants put togeth
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by Ayesh 7y ago
I think LetsEncrypt (ISRG) is one of the best examples when it comes to donations. They have a super small budget and a very small staff, but they single handedly made pretty much every web site today encrypted. One billion certificates iss
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by Ayesh 7y ago
I was born and raised in Sri Lanka, where the annual GDP per capital just hovers $4,000 now. We have free and universal health care, free schools, and free universities. There are many things to improve, but it is there for the rush and poo
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by Ayesh 7y ago
Big corps have been doing this since the begining. Several years later, we still use NAT/SNI instead of properly supporting IPv6.
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by Ayesh 7y ago
All my recent certificates are affected. I think it is the same case for the majority of us.
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by Ayesh 7y ago
Certificate Authority Authorization. It's a fairly common initialism in CA/TLS world (heh). The DNS record is also named "CAA".
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by Ayesh 7y ago
Related discussion: https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/revoking-certain-certifi...
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LetsEncrypt: 2020.02.29 CAA Rechecking Bug(community.letsencrypt.org)
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by Ayesh 7y ago
I think Troy is struggling to find his own place in this venture. I appreciate his take on selling it to a good buyer, because a massive password list would otherwise attract shady buyers. You cannot sell something and keep it at the same t
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by Ayesh 7y ago
I don't think there is an effective way to distinguish bots from real users when a UA is faking what it is. IP filtering or other measures can help, but you ultimately rely on the UA strong from the UA.
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by Ayesh 7y ago
Author says it's a 2 person startup. We use communication and collaboration tools such as Skype, Google docs, Dropbox, WhatsApp, etc for personal communication which costs €0. Some of the expenses mentioned in the article can be easily
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by Ayesh 7y ago
Authy keys are encrypted with your passphrase before they are synced. You can't reset this password even after SIM-swap.
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by Ayesh 7y ago
How can someone "reference" an old certificate with CT data? CT logs only contain precerts and certs, right? I suppose one could compare the public key of two leaf certificates, but reusing the private key is also a bad practice.
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by Ayesh 7y ago
I build a web site https://visalogy.com with help of a keyboard/mouse automation tool. It was too simple to just automate and control my laptop with scrolling to certain web pages, xpath the elements, and copy-pasta data to
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by Ayesh 7y ago
Now that I'm reading this, I would love this feature! I like the network tab but debugging CORS or CSP with Firefox has never been so fun.
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by Ayesh 7y ago
You can receive unlimited amount of SMSs for free.
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by Ayesh 7y ago
> SMS 2FA is a joke tho. Yes, everyone knows. But it's better than nothing.
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by Ayesh 7y ago
Not sure about Norway, but in the Netherlands, you have to note down the PUK code. You can't get a replacement SIM card without PUK code. This is for prepaid though.
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by Ayesh 7y ago
You can always use the phone on flight mode (to turn off radio), and selectively turn on GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, etc).
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by Ayesh 7y ago
If saving money is the reason, go for a prepaid card. German/Dutch prepaid cards have far long credit life. I travel full-time nowadays and I can use my KPN number for less than €1 per year. German Alditalk credit lasts 24 months IIRC,

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